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COMPLIMENTS OF
BURT'S DEP'T. STORE
!though baseball at -E ha. always be
n
oulrivaled by th more rugged port of foot–
bait, the {\'rand old American game till hold
it. own as witnessed by lhc numb t· of candi–
dates who responded to Coach Ty Cobb's first
call thi. l'eason . In the opening game it
appeared evident that the Orange and Black
wa. a slugging outfit, bla ting thre John on
City High School hurlers off the mound to
the tune of 16-5.
From a lar.,.e c:roup of prospect , tan
LtH·as, "Fats" Budnev and Gont skv looked
most promising as pitchers, with Ketchuck ancl
Zakm·i cat<·hing. Other members of the team
include: first oa e, Tony Bil k;
ecor11l,
Kolodzej; shortstop, Durish; third, facek or
olhurn;
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elders, Atkinson, Gugger, pringer,
Walter.
At th time of this ,,·riling
~ames
arc
.ch duled with Ithaca, Oxford, ewark Valley,
and both Binghamton entral and •·orth High
schools.
Track: U-E cinder- cuffers popped th lid
off the
1!1:3!)
season by an
encouragin~
11:?-
221
2
victory over Binghamton
orth
at
En-Jo1 • oval.
!though Coach Pat·khurst has
lost • eveml of last year' tars, a number of
nc\\
hopefuls have sprung up to
r
place them.
Frances (Frisco) Wright, veteran half–
mile!', is e.·pected to better hi. Ia t year's
performance. Curti (Annie) Oakley is back
again running the 200-yard hurdle , a
i.
Zaluski in the pole-vault and high jump. Lanky
Bob Alwood, a senior, stars in the high and
broad jumps.
omparatively inexperienced boys who have
displayed hopeful tendencies in track include:
Harry Gransky, 200-yard hurdles; Allen Love·
jo~
iP the 100-yard dash; Diek Downes and
Val Chepldf in the 220; Pet Hover and
.Max
.,onsl,tblc,
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WI
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itt.
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'-giants in the grueling
qua1
t
1·
mile; naif-mile, Allie Zanni and J o'
,\·elsi; .'tew 1cDonald, Howard Doolittle and
Boh
Bradley in the mile grind; Gransk).
.Mazur, DO\n1Cs, and Oak!
y
in the 00-yard
relay.
Th field events ate hung up with the
following gain
in~
points for
-E:
discus–
llen·l'.l!:, I•'iorelli, Creene; shot put-Popelka,
Fion·lli and Kuracina ; J>•)le vault-Zaluski and
Gr~e11
; high jump-Atwood,
i~anek,
Zaluski
and Sturtevant; broad jump-Atwood and
Lovejoy.
1\Iccts ar slated for Binghamton Korth,
Elmi1 a, the In itation meet at Utica Free
Acadl•my ( whcr U-E will d f nd the title
which
lh~>y
t'Opped last year), the Tri- ities
me
·t
at En·Joie, and the outhem Tier meet
at Ithaca.
Golf: The U-E golfers appear to be an
un eatable bunch, judging from their opening
exhibitions again.
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